14—15 OCTOBER 2020
MARINA BAY SANDS

14—15 OCTOBER 2020
MARINA BAY SANDS

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NHS staff in UK granted free access to Microsoft Teams

19-Mar-2020
13:38

NHS staff are being given free access to Microsoft’s Teams communication platform to help colleagues stay in touch during the Covid-19 outbreak. The platform allows colleagues to make video and audio calls as well as send instant messages to one another and use other collaborative tools. Microsoft said it hoped key workers would be able to use the system to share updates on their patients.

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Zoom struggles to cope with rise in home working

18-Mar-2020
14:25

Video conferencing company Zoom has revealed its software and phone services are struggling to cope with the surge in home workers flocking to use them amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The California-based firm reported that its software was experiencing "degraded performance", while its phone service was suffering a "partial outage".

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How a data centre flat tyre disrupted Google services

17-Mar-2020
15:23

Google revealed a set of wheels supporting one of its data centre racks buckled, precipitating a chain of events that resulted in some CPUs overheating, disrupting Search, Gmail, and other services for some users.

The unusual episode was discovered after a site reliability engineer on the company's traffic and load balancing was alerted that Google services being supported by its edge network were producing an abnormally high number of errors.

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